The Los Angeles Rams made their offense much better this past week, signing future Hall of Fame wide receiver Davante Adams after a year in which he spent with the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets.

The Los Angeles Rams have a new wide receiver for Matthew Stafford, agreeing to a two-year deal with Davante Adams on Sunday afternoon. The contract was originally reported as being worth $46 million, but the actual terms of the deal reveal its structure and total value.

Not everyone loves the Davante Adams signing for the Rams. While the move earned an "A" from one ESPN analyst, another ESPN pundit isn't very high on the move for Los Angeles. Adams signed a two-year, $46 million deal with the Rams over the weekend that is effectively just a one-year, $20 million deal for the 32-year-old receiver.

The Los Angeles Rams just gave veteran receiver Davante Adams a major new contract. Doug Farrar details why Adams could be much better with Sean McVay.

Davante Adams has long been one of the most physical wide receivers in the NFL, but he couldn’t break free from the tenacious recruitment press of Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay. “Honestly, the period hasn’t been too long since I’ve been a free man,

Davante Adams' first foray into free agency didn't last long, as he agreed to terms with the Rams over the weekend after being released by the Jets. Introduced to the Los Angeles media on Thursday, Adams said in his press conference that while multiple teams showed interest,

If Adams helps the Rams win their third Super Bowl, McVay's eccentric recruiting methods will further his reputation as a genius coach.

Details have emerged regarding just how far Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay went to secure WR Davante Adams in free agency.